New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
THE EMPERORS ATGASTEIN.
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED BY THEM.
THE MAD KING OTTO AND PRINCE FERDINAND
THE EXPELLED FRENCH RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.


| BERLIN. Aug. 6.-The interviews between Emperor
Francis Joseph and Emperor william at Gastein are de-
prved OF much significance by the absence OF the guild
ing statesman of Imperial politics The Emperors will
interchange views tho present position of the Ausro
German alliance the main objects Of the conference
will be the candidature OF Prince Ferdinand 20 the
throne Bulgaria and the impending deposition OF the
insane King OF Bavaria. Emperor william desires 10
consult with Emperor Francis Joseph regarding the
deposition of King Otto not political but family
and personal grounds The conversation of the Emper
will probably touch only the fringe OF
European politics The meeting necessary In order
to openly declare the maintenance of the AustroGerma
compact, but both Emlerors are too much ayerse 10
interfering with their Ministers work to venture upon
any independent initiative.
Emperor william gave State banquet at o'clock this
afternoon the Badcschloss in honor Emperor
Joseph. All the guests in evening dress. After
| dinner tho Emperors drove out together and upon
their return passed long time alone.
The North German Gazette tseni-OllciaD says: As IN
years again to-day Germany and Austria join
hands at Gasten and the bond of fraternity In
duced by common needs and mutual interests to pursue
a pacific policy. The central European Powers have
devoted Themselves to this mission zeaonsy, inspired
with tho consciousness of desire to do right coupled
with the knowledge that they have the power TO carry
their policy into effect TIE peace OF Europe is the fruit
of their labors and with this reward they arc satisfied"
The Wiener Abend Post. the evening edition OF the
Onctm Gazette has similar article, naming the meeting
having strengthened the extremely cordial relations
existing between the empires for their mutual adv
tage.
HEALTH OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The visit OF Emperor Francis Joseph seemed TO give
Emperor william additional vivacy. RunorS which
gain raceabe TO French sources have prevailed to
the effect that Emperor William is subject daily to pro-
longcd attacks of These rumors have had dis
quietng effect upon the whole of Germany The throng
of visitors at Gasen must have been surprised at seeing
him coming down the steps of the Badescoss erect and
alert without support and talking with animation His
medical attendants say that his disposition toward alb
normal sleep inst lad Of increasing has abaied since his
visit Ems. He has prolonged rests and enjoys healthy
slumber feels strong that he has given orders.
his physicians asserting, for tue arrangement of
journey next Wednesday, without stoppage, direct to
salzburg where lie will pass the night
RUSSIAN HOSTILITY TO GERMANY.
The relations of Germany with Russia 10 not improve.
The press of Moscow and St. Petersburg make the
death of " KatkOf the occasion Of fresh outbursts OF
hatred toward Germany. The Poidische NGctrchten
lsemi-officiaD expresses hope that, NJ KakoG being
dead the Panslavst agitation against Germany viii be-
less rabd bar it admits that his school survives,
active and militant warning Germany 10 take every pre-
caution against attack. The KrGt; ZchWg Post and
other papers, in discussing the consequences of VI.
Kakos death, do not conceal their sense Of relief that
that interchangeable enemy, the most potent insprcr OF
leader who is able TO exercise the same dangerous III
fucucc.
The French manifestations of sympathy have been
treated with silent contempt. excepting tie insinua-
tons Of portion Of the French press that Katkohs H.
FASTENED toward fatal termination by poison.
Newspapers ignoring the published result OF the autopsy
showing tat death due TO canccrous Growths IN
the stomach and lungs. The French papers published
bogus dispatches alleging that the Russian eitors i'll
from poison administered Iona time ago 10y
The Post tonight expresses its disgust
this journalistic baseness and that large mum
her OF French newspapers IN commenting on ~ kathohs
20 ,th made uputaons representing the leaders OF the
German policy pIolessiona prisoners and nurcrcrs
Not one voice the Po says has been raised ID the whole
Of France to protest against the moral dcprayy their
aspersions betray This bears testimony 10 the terrorism
exercised by the antGeriaan party, the extent ana
nature Of which cannot long be overlooked by the
German Governments
FRONTIER EXPULSION or FRENCHNEN
The Paris adyiccs blaming the German Government
for similar action in eXpcne French railway officials
employed at Avnccurt station in Lorraine msrepescnt
the facts. These men, while employed at n French
station live tie German side OF the frontier. TINS
GLIDING social duties for personal purposes The
frontier and gave the married men three months ana
the single men one month To leave.
BITTER FEELING OVER FRENCH rRovoCATIONs.
The tone of the Post only mildly indicates the
Of the relations with France The bitterness Of popular
feeling is aggravated under fresh instances Of German
batting The latest case OF this kind which Is especially
exciting anger the closing OF factory for the manu-
facture Of German toys, belonging To the brother,
Weissbach and situated al lnbermrne in the Depart
ment OF Mosele. The factory was closed By order OF
Prcfect Schncrb, who played prominent part N the
schnaebees affair The workinen were given only three
DAYS notice OF their expulsion. II ia reported that the
delay IN Prince Bismarcks departure for ks.ingen is
due solely to tine gravity OF the situation win France
The Chance Tor making the Wes,bach affair the sub
jcct of diplomatic communications, tending 10 bring
French prOyOcatOns To a critical stage.
insufficient EVIDENCE AGAINST SOCIALISTS.
The police utterly failed in their efforts to Obtain ey
he
arrested as members of the Central Committee. They
equally unsuccessful In the of eleven Social
lists have inst tried at Altoona all OF them being
liberated, the court deciding hat there not sufficient
evidence to convict them
The Socialists working with renewed energy. The
Berlin group has apparently obtained fresh supply
money and Is infus fresh lie into the whole orsanza
ton Herr Nebknecht has resumed the political editOr
snip OF the Totsbdh The Central Committee has been
reconstructed and enlarged and operates IN closer
relationship with the committees al Hamburg Lcipsic
ana other centres arrest the would
fail rcpreSs action, each member has secret
double who il charged 10 I'LL his place in of his
arrest Notwithstanding the excrtons OF the police,
pamphlets Journals issued Zurich under the drec
lion OF former Reichs,ag Deputy, Herr Mottele are
being circulated through Germany in immense numbers
and beyond he power Of suppression. Tee conii
dence of the Socialist leaders which had been dropping
since the recent elections Is revvng with the encOurag
ing reports OF the progress OF the cause.
AN AMERICAN RELEASED FROM PRISON.
Mr. Pendleton, the United states Minister has OBJ
tanned recognition of the rights Ameri-
citizen OF Albert Bernhard, who
Mabous sfsn member srr' 81 the Ta p;GnfG at
Bernhard is now pressing "A claim Tor compensa-
ton for business losses sustained through his arrest
He is a native o Muhouse. lie went b. America Ia 1872
became naturalzcd. returned to Mulhouse In 1880,
aud has since been permanent resident OF that town,
managing his fathers business there The Foreign Office
admitted BeInhards rights with reluctance, believing
him TO have been justly inculpated
BERLIN COMPANY FOR AMERICA.
Mr. Conried. of the German theatre New York, has
gagged Berlin company for next Madame Me
Raabe and Herr Ludwig Barnay will be the
CONET ISLANDS LUSTY FOUNG RIVAL.
Several theatrical managers I'm England 1t is saa,
are the riglt to produce the Fail
OF Babylon on the other side, where 1t is thought,
IL would meet encouragement equal to that received